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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Andrey5, post: 1215800, member: 6289&quot;]You are right in that copper-nickel coins are usually not magnetic. </p><p>It is possible that your coin might have been tampered with and plated by a magnetic metal (e.g. nickel) through galvanoplastic process in order to be sold for a copper-nickel one. A copper-nickel 5 Centavos of 1960 is valuated by Krause catalog at $250 in VF. Your coin is most probably a fake and even if not it is still very seriousely damaged by a hole. Thus it&#039;s very unlikely that any serious collector would be willing to add it to his collection and pay any significant amount of money for it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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